The museum behind Florence Cathedral will open free of charge on 23 May for the European Night of Museums, while the Uffizi will offer €1 evening admission.
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Tag: Europe
Palazzo Buontalenti launches new EUI contemporary art project
The European University Institute launches OPEN: the project combines contemporary art, academic research and public participation in central Florence.
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Europe’s leaders call for stronger defence and strategic autonomy
From Ukraine to democratic stability: Florence hosts the opening of the European University Institute celebrations, with the full video of the event.
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From crises to cohesion: how the EUI in Florence mirrors Europe’s push for unity
From the optimism of early integration to recent crises, the history of the European University Institute mirrors the broader trajectory of the European Union.
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Airlines warn of three-hour airport queues, call to revise EU border system
Italian aviation groups ask for more flexibility in the Entry/Exit System after delays of up to three hours at border controls across Europe.
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EUI marks 50 years with three-day programme in Florence
The anniversary of the EU’s main postgraduate institution will be marked by debates, exhibitions and public events open to the city.
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Pisa and Florence airports face delays as new EU border system comes into force
Travellers using Tuscany’s main airports may face longer waits due to the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES), which introduces stricter digital checks for non-EU passengers.
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Greece’s Social Media Ban for Under 15s Signals a Necessary Shift
The decision highlights growing concerns over the impact of social media on young people, while raising questions about how to build real digital awareness.
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Florence’s Calcio Storico on display at the European Parliament in Brussels
An exhibition dedicated to one of Florence’s oldest traditions will be held from 14 to 16 April inside the European Parliament, aiming to present the historical game to an international audience.
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Europe as a Nervous Organism (1870) – and America Watching
An old map from 1870 found in Montepulciano can tell us a great deal about Europe — and about America as well.
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